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The Laser-Scanning Confocal Microscope in Biomedical Research
Experimental Biology and Medicine, 1991 The laser-scanning confocal microscope (LSCM) produces improved light microscope images of both fixed and living cells and tissues. Moreover, the serial optical-sectioning power of the LSCM has made three dimensional reconstruction of light microscope images a practical option.
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Surface microscopic properties of various aggregates using laser scanning confocal microscope
Construction and Building Materials, 2021The surface morphology of aggregates has a significant effect on the aggregates, which in turn affects the technical performance of asphalt mixtures and cement concrete.
Xiao-Ping Ji +5 more
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Compact laser scanning confocal microscope
SPIE Proceedings, 2005Within the framework of the General Support Technology Program of the European Space Agency (ESA), a compact dedicated confocal laser scanning microscope has been developed for 3D fluorescence imaging of biological samples. The microscope permits normal confocal mode operation with excitation at 488nm and fluorescence lifetime imaging (FLIM) with ...
D. Beghuin +4 more
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Further Developments of the Laser Scanning Confocal Microscope in Biomedical Research 1
Experimental Biology and Medicine, 1996 The laser scanning confocal microscope (LSCM) is a valuable research tool for imaging fluorescently labeled biological specimens. Rather than cutting sections of the tissue with a knife, it is now possible to produce relatively noninvasive "optical sections" using the LSCM as an imaging tool.
S. Paddock
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A UV laser-scanning confocal microscope for the measurement of intracellular Ca2+.
Cell Calcium, 1994Modifications to the optics of a conventional confocal laser-scanning microscope were made to allow imaging intracellular Ca(2+)-dependent fluorescence with a UV laser (351 or 364 nm). Modifications included: (1) a chromatic compensation lens in the laser path; (2) the design of a practically achromatic relay lens; (3) a longer tube length for the ...
K. Kuba, Shao-Ying Hua, T. Hayashi
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A video rate laser scanning confocal microscope
SPIE Proceedings, 2008A video-rate laser scanning microscope was developed as an imaging engine to integrate with other photonic building blocks to fulfill various microscopic imaging applications. The system is quipped with diode laser source, resonant scanner, galvo scanner, control electronic and computer loaded with data acquisition boards and imaging software. Based
Hongzhou Ma +3 more
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The laser-scanning confocal vibrometer microscope
SPIE Proceedings, 2005Sub-micrometer lateral resolution for the optical vibration measurement can be achieved when the scanned laser beam of a confocal microscope is the measurement beam of a heterodyne laser-Doppler vibrometer. Such a scanning system that allows vibration measurements up to 30 MHz is presented in this paper for the first time. We measured a minimum 1/e 2
Christian Rembe, Alexander Drabenstedt
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Measurements Validating the Confocal Scanning Laser Holography Microscope
Microscopy and Microanalysis, 2011AbstractA confocal scanning laser holography (CSLH) microscope that uniquely combines the concepts of confocal microscopy with holography has been validated for making nonintrusive, full three-dimensional (3D) intensity and phase measurements of objects from a single viewpoint of observation without loss of object information.
Peter B, Jacquemin, Rodney A, Herring
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System integration for real-time laser scanning confocal microscope
2016 24th Signal Processing and Communication Application Conference (SIU), 2016In this work, a laser scanning confocal microscopy system governed by a software controlled DAQ Card is presented. The presented system can be utilized for scanning a target and displaying the resulting image through a designed graphical user interface (GUI).
Gokhan Gumus +2 more
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